Anticipate Change

Anticipate Change:

After the previous article which was a bit incomplete or to say it was not fully mature enough as it was from me, not big enough even to be a toddler in this world of great & unending literature, still I think to give myself a fair chance to try further and be courageous enough to pen down another one which might be still better than ma previous one… Also the topic is a bit more lethal than its predecessor.

We already know that change is happening all around us. Apne ko sab pata rehta hai lekin we try to avoid change as far as possible. Say aapke office mein the place where you had been sitting for some months now… from that place suddenly you are shifted to some new place, may be just a few feet away from ur previous one or may be to the neighboring cubicle… you will fret over whoever did this to you… why? Just because that place had become a known and therefore a safe place for you? Just b’coz u had become habituated to that place? Kya yaar after that we feel ki aisa apne saath hi kyu ho raha hai… Answer toh milta hai nai n so we continue with the change silently or we rebel against it.

Agar ye cheez pehle se soch k rakha hota ki yaar ye organization hai or places toh change hoti rehti hai… toh place change hui toh ki farak painda… such thinking would have rationalized us at that time or even before that moment of our place change... hai na? Anyways zyaada bore nahi karunga… just bolna tha ki situation dekh ke wait for things to unfold themselves, don’t be reflexive everytime (sometimes you have to act as fast as you can but many times you just have to wait, I’m not talking about opportunities here…that to evry1 shud grab) or else you loose the rhythm and fun of being in that situation. And anticipate change coz if you don’t then you yourself face the consequences and if sensible enough, mite even blame it at your own stupidity…if i may say so.

Chinar a.k.a. Chinnu
Rude Kid

Change Happens

It’s ok if change happens. Don’t be afraid of it. Jo hota hai acche ke liye hi hota hai, mere dost (Take this quote very seriously my friend coz I’ve experienced it innumerable no. of times). Take life as you have been born just to chill but then take care of responsibilities. Be a Gentle man. Don’t and if possible try to avoid talking ill about others. All are just governed by their own situations. It’s situations that transform a little angel of lord to become a ruthless & fearful fanatic of Satan. It’s just not in their hands…
Just don’t worry about what others will say about you. Smile all day long. It’s the best way to avoid many problems. Even Bhagvad Gita says that a person should just concentrate on doing his own work without any expectations or to say – “Tu apna karma kiye jaa, fal ki chinta naa kar, kyunki fal dena toh uparwale ke haath mein hai.” Toh sab ki aisi ki taisi and just chill out man & change with the change. Don’t fret over it… because if you do not change, you become extinct… if I may say so.

Chinar a.k.a Chinnu
Rude Kid